 Jason White, good performance objectivity is like something that most people consider as good performance. For example, if you beat the S&P 500 return index with your stock choices, then a lot of people consider that success. Sure, would you say in cryptos that you need to beat the performance of Bitcoin to be considered a good investor in the crypto world or in the crypto world or is merely being profitable good enough? I know this is a very shallow question because it's only referring to the monetary returns. So here's the thing, Jason White. Look into Jonathan Nitzan. Okay, differential accumulation, right? The philosophy of differential accumulation. We put out videos regarding this. And Jonathan Nitzan and the person he works with, that name, I still haven't been able to get into my head. Their whole thesis and their economists, their whole thesis is it doesn't make a difference what you're doing, what your returns are, if your returns are below the averages. Right? So inflation on the most basic rudimentary level, if inflation is 3% and you're getting a return of 29.9% in the limit, you have zero. You don't have anything. So what you need to do is you need to beat inflation, whatever imaginary inflation numbers they're putting out or whatever it is. So you need to beat inflation. But Jonathan Nitzan took that a little further. Jonathan Nitzan et al. Okay, the rest of the gang involved with that. They took that further and said it's not enough just to beat inflation. You have to beat the averages. Right? So if the average return in let's say Wall Street is 5% and you're playing that game, you're only investing in Wall Street and you're making 4.5%, right? Then you're losing because in the limit you lose everything on the Wall Street game. Right? Now, a lot of people think diversifying means diversifying within a certain field. So when you talk to people who have investments, they say you asked them, oh, you know, and I've done this because I was in it for a bit, right? Not officially, unofficially, right? And they say, oh yeah, we're diversified. We own mining stocks. We own food stocks. We earn retailers. We own tech company stocks. And they call that diversified, right? That's what they'll sell you at a bank, right? You need to diversify your portfolio, right? But one thing you if you pay attention you realize is they're all stocks. This stock, this stock, this stock, this stock, this stock, this stock. Even though they're different fields, they're all stocks. So they're all dependent on the stock market having some kind of returns in a normal situation, which it would have. But right now the stock market is bubble territory to a certain degree, right? So if you're diversifying, why in the world would you just diversify within a certain field, right? So you're asking me, you want to know what good returns are just in the crypto world, right? Well, you have to take a look at there's 2000 plus cryptos out there, take the average of the cryptos, figure out what the average return has been for in the last six months, whatever period you're looking for, and measure yourself according to that. But you would be a fool to have 100% of your investment just in the crypto market, just like you would be a fool to have 100% of your investment in the stock market in Wall Street, right? To me, diversifying doesn't mean investing in different baskets of the same system, right? You need to diversify into different systems, right? That makes you at the fragile. So if you've had, here, let me tell you why that is, right? For the longest time, the game in town was Wall Street, right? Invest in Wall Street. If you did 5% return, and by the way, over an extended period of time, if you got 5% return per year on Wall Street, you were doing fantastic. If you got 7%, you're doing phenomenal, right? So let's assume 5%, let's assume a good performance in Wall Street was 5%, right? And that was great returns, right? People, yeah, so I'm doing great within this field. Meanwhile, outside of that system, the Wall Street system, if you were really diversified, maybe you would have bought some art, right? Because art has had a return of greater than 20% for the last few decades, right? So for those in the art investment business, those fools that have their money in Wall Street and getting return of 5% per year are exactly that. They're fools. If you picked the right art to invest in, you would have got returns of 20% per year. Why would you want to be in a system that's giving you 5% per year, right? Extend that to multiple other fields and then kick it up to cryptos, right? So there's a lot of people that have money in Wall Street getting returns of 5%. Right now, it's probably, I don't know, whatever it is, 15%, 20% per year or something like this. But the crypto industry is giving you a return of, Bitcoin was $3,000 last year. You're getting a return of $10,000, sitting at $50, $1,666%, right? Return. 5%, 1500%, 5%, 10%, 20%? What has the return been in the last year in the stock market? Oh, it's gone up 100%. 100% on the Dow, let's say, right? It's not 100%, 75%, 80%. It went from $18,000 to $31,000, right? It has to reach 36% to make it 100% return in a year. Cryptos returned 16 times, right? So you want to measure your performance in the crypto sector relative to the others or you want to measure it relative to anybody else. Your measure for your success should be not be relative to others as long as, I know we're talking about differential accumulation, right? But it really depends on the field you're in. And keep in mind, getting 10 times your return, 20 times your return in a year is not something you should be expecting on a yearly basis. If you are, you need to get out of that economic system because you're talking about hyperinflation. If you're investing in a system that is profiting, trying to stay ahead of a hyperinflationary scenario, then you need to diversify into investments that are not subject to hyperinflation. There's so much at play, man.